Machrie Moor

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Machrie Moor is a prehistoric archaeological landscape on the Isle of Arran in Scotland, renowned for its dramatic Bronze Age stone circles set against a moorland backdrop.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
prehistoric archaeological landscape
scheduled monument
accessibleTo the public
accessRoute footpath from Machrie Bay road
country Scotland
distanceFromCoast approximately 1.5 kilometres
earliestActivityDate 4th millennium BC
hasEvidenceOf burial practices
prehistoric agriculture
ritual activity
hasHighestStoneHeight approximately 5.5 metres
hasMainFeature Bronze Age stone circles
cairns
field systems
hut circles
prehistoric burial monuments
standing stones
stone alignments
hasViewOf Kintyre Peninsula NERFINISHED
landscapeType moorland
locatedIn Firth of Clyde NERFINISHED
Isle of Arran NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory North Ayrshire NERFINISHED
locatedOn western side of Isle of Arran
mainConstructionDate 2nd millennium BC
3rd millennium BC
managedBy Historic Environment Scotland
materialUsed granite
local boulders
red sandstone
nearbySettlement Machrie NERFINISHED
notableStructure Machrie Moor 1 stone circle NERFINISHED
Machrie Moor 2 stone circle NERFINISHED
Machrie Moor 3 stone circle NERFINISHED
Machrie Moor 4 stone circle NERFINISHED
Machrie Moor 5 stone circle NERFINISHED
Machrie Moor 6 stone circle NERFINISHED
overlooks Machrie Bay NERFINISHED
partOf Machrie Moor Stone Circles complex NERFINISHED
period Bronze Age
Neolithic
protectedStatus Scheduled Ancient Monument
region Islands of Scotland
researchField archaeology
prehistoric studies
tourismType cultural tourism
heritage tourism

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Machrie Moor stone circles location Machrie Moor